Kiki's Summer Stupendous Social Salad Splash

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None of this surprises me.
My favorite was I like your dog, when they didn’t have one. Or else drive by the bars and pick somebody out to try to convince them that they know you. Just yell, “Hey, I think I know you!” Then go from there. This was when all I did was smoke cigs, so I’ve mellowed out since then. Not really though.
 
My favorite was I like your dog, when they didn’t have one. Or else drive by the bars and pick somebody out to try to convince them that they know you. Just yell, “Hey, I think I know you!” Then go from there. This was when all I did was smoke cigs, so I’ve mellowed out since then. Not really though.
My beagle really did attract pretty girls.

I have often, it still happens, had people come up and start talking to me as if they know me. It has always been a case of mistaken identity and not a come on move.
 
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My favorite was I like your dog, when they didn’t have one. Or else drive by the bars and pick somebody out to try to convince them that they know you. Just yell, “Hey, I think I know you!” Then go from there. This was when all I did was smoke cigs, so I’ve mellowed out since then. Not really though.
Perhaps one of the meanest things I did was when a pretty woman approached me in a grocery store and said "You look like your dog died." I replied with "It did." She immediately walked away with her head down.

My dog had just died but I did not need to say that to a complete stranger, especially a beautiful woman.
 
If a person finds that one perfect mate, there is nothing better than being together. Being married to that special person is beneficial to both.

If a person does not find that one perfect mate, living alone is better.
So so true...I know this sounds cliche, but I'd rather be single and happy than married and miserable.
 
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